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The Washington critic., 1887-12-22
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 81, 1857.
$50 u, m. East Tennessee mail daily for War.
relton Gordonsville, charlottesville Lynch.
lynchburg, Bristol, Roanoke, Knoxville,
Rome, Calera, Montgomery and New orleans.
Pullman Sleeper Washington to New Orleans.
1.2i a.. N. Fast mail daily for Warrcnton,
Charlottesville Gordonsylle, stations Chesa
peake and OHIO route, Lynchburg, Rocky
Mount, Danyille and stations between Lynch.
bur. and Danyllc, Greensboro Raleigh
Charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham. Mont
gommcty, New Orleans, Texas and California
connection with Pullman sccpers atlanta 10
New Orleans, and Mann bOudoir sleepers for
i1 Srim1iaSainm ,:nin yGhEi;G1s and Shreveport
not connect for c. and o. route points
sunday
s'risburg and intermediate stations; con.
meets AT l,ivcrton with ;. Y. X. II. for Luray,
arriving $40 p. IN.
$40 y. IN. Western express daily for warranfon,
Gordunsvilr, charlottesville Louisville. Gin.
cinnnti and summer resorts on and near linn
OF Chesapeake and Ohio route; Pullman
Louisville; also for iynchhurg, Bristol, Chat
tanoogu, Memphis. Little tock aud all South
western points, Through Pullman sleepors
Washington to Memphis without change.
IL p. m. Southern express daily for LynuhDurg
Danylle Raleigh, A.heyille, charlotte, 20.
iulnbia, Aiken; Augusta, Atlanta, Mnntgom-
Pullman sleepers Washington TO New or
leans, via Atlanta and Montgomery. Pull
man sleepers Washington TO Aiken s. e.,
without change.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND ONO nj.
VISION
Leave Washington O.1n q. m. daily, cScept
Sunday, ond i,i6 p, m, daily, arrive Round
llill l1.iS u. M. and 7.21 p. m; returning,
leave Round Hill b.b0 a. M. daily aud 1,n0
p. m. daily, except sunday, arriving wash
higton S, 80 n. m. and 800 p. M.
Through traus from the south via Charlotte,
Danville and Lyncihurg arrive in Washing
ton $40 q, IN. and s. 81 p. m; via East Ten
ressce, Bristol and Lypchburg, at lO.d5 a.
IN. and u. 10 y. m; via Chesapeake and Ohio
route and Charlottesville, 0.1O y. rn siris-
burg local 0i7 Il. ~.
Tickets, sleeping,cnr reservation and informu.
ton furnished and baggage checked NJ office,
1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and u. Passenger
Station, Pennsylvania Il, H., SiXth aud u streets.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Ageut
The Washington critic., 1887-12-22
Perfunnery.

Acomplote line Of Garwood's Fine Extracts
glass bottles, from 19c up to sl."i.
Our lines of silk IIandkcrchcfs and Muflers
are as complete as any house in the District can
show, and prices that none can compete with,
silk Handkerchief either white hemstitched or
fancy designs, from o5c up to s1.dO.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-22
THE ONLY MoNTALIENs,
TrlsEp DuErTrsrs AND CHANGE ARTISTS,


Introducing Duet In Character, "rhe Daughter
OF the Rctiment," In Character Costume,
and One Of Americas Finest
I..iu
The Washington critic., 1887-12-22

"Tve lost my grip sadly sighed a penni-
less commercial traveller when the hotel pro
prietor seized his valise for non-payment Of
board.--[Hotel Mail.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-22
Holiday Novelties.

Bsque Head Dressed Doll. 15c.
2l-inch Wax-head Doll, o5c.
12.inch Jonted Bisque Doll, SOC.
l5-nch Jolnted Bisquc Doll iOc.
3Ginch Wax-head Doll, doc,
3O-inch Wax-head Doll, 500.
l6ineh Kid Body boil, bisque head, closing
eyes, 6Oc.
2O.inch Kid Body Doll, blsQue head, closing
eyes, 9Sc.
20-inch Jointed Blsquc Don, natural eyes, csc.
1S.inch Bisque Doll, dressed, 0Sc.
Bisque Statucttes, per pair, iDc.
0inch Terra Gotta statuettc, per pair, s1.25.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-22

NNJEAK, UNDEyELOPED PARTS OF THE Ron,
w enlarged and strengthened. Full paIticr
lars sent lsealedl free. ERIE MEDICAL CO,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-22

The following line of Holiday Goods,
carried over from last season, sold a,
half price.
loo China Tea sets, So.
a5c large size gilt.hnished Scrap Books, 10c.
20c Real Horn rrumpets, fOc.
100 large size Mother Goose Series, 2ic.
90c Toys and Games, ACC.
60c Plush Albums, 3lc.
go Antique Whisk Holders, Sac.
60c Imitation Leather Satin.lined Work Boxes,
SIC
O0c Plush Perfume Cases. with two cut bot.
ties, d8c.
O0c Mirrors, different designs. iac
Ogc Plush Work Boxes, satin lined, i0c.
09c Fancy Towel Rack, i9c.
25c swords, 10c.
$50 steel Runner Skates, ooc.
6gc Roller skates, 25c.
Writing Paper and Envelopes, in fancy boxes,
at 10, 10, 20, 30, 40 and 90 cts.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-22

ApouSpISo IN ATTRACTIONS as Washington
is on the eve OF the holidays, no more
tempting display can be conceived than is
offered In The extensive family grocery
Rouse of Mr.. John Ii. Magrudcf, No. 14l7
New York avenue. In addition to an
always varied and abundant supply of
toothsome delicacies, there are this year
novelties never before offered in such variety
or profusion. Very many of these goods are
especially adapted TO the season, and, con-
scquently, are desirable for gift purposes.
Imported and domestic coniecuons, wax
candles, fruits nuts, cakes, champagnes,
wines and table liquors, and the choicest of
cigars of every name and grade-in short,
just such stock and just such goods as are APP
preciated in every well-regulatcd household,
but have hitherto been rarely found in such
admirable selection in any store south of
New York city. Let it be borne in mind
that there is nothing in the way of staple or
choice groceries, or table luxuries, that may
not be found at Magruder's, No. 14l7 New
York avenue northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-22

If you have friend with cough or cold
tell him to try DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price % cents.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-22
Smyrna Mats and Rugs

SIIlyIIld lVl dIS dtlS hdSS
lsx36, doc.
isx36 better quality, roc,
1Sx36 still better quality. 09c.
aiSJ0 Rug, 81 60.
a6x60 Rug, S2.49.
30x72 Rug, 1910.
Mems Fine SILK Front suspcnders, 23c.
" Satin Scaris, satin back, 1ac.
% Black aud Fancy SILK Half Hose, iac.
Fine Brilliant Lisle Half Hose, ST. o and
Mems Genuine Kid Embroidered Back Gloves,
09c.
Ladies' Fine Hemstitched Initial Handker.
chiefs, per box, 90.
Ladies' Fine English Cashmere Gloves, heavy
silk cord back, SOC.
Ladies' Steel Chatelain Purses, 10c.
our entire line OF line Plush and Leather Hand
Satchels less than SOC on the dollar The reason
because wo are not going TO keep any more
when they are closed out, and that will make an
elegant present.
Shoe Department.
As acceptable and pretty Holiday Gift .as any;
Mems Fine Embroidered slippers d9c a9c'
! ! ! ! s$ s$ y
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
SUGGESTIONS ron rRKsENrs.

Opinions ~ TO what constitutes Merry
Christmas" are as numerous IS they are
different The question IL constantly asked
and seldom correctly apswereo. Custom
has made il habit for every one to wish
their friends = merry Christmas, though
some of the old ideas have been considerably
modified. In nearly every home in this city
Santa Claus will find stockings and Christ
mas trees awaiting him. Where there are
so many TO look after, 30 many tastes 10
please, and as Santa Claus might be puz-
zled in knowing what would be an appro-
pirate gift, the TELfsEAm-H HEnALp ventures
TO make some suggestions and give him the
following pointers:
Geo. Munson--a boy.
l. M. Weston--a wife.
Colonel Penny--a rest.
Geo. X. Perry-the same
DIR. Barth-+a new silk hat.
Ex-Ald. Nester-ofiice, Office.
Farmer Reynolds cyclone.
John Belknap-a reelection.
Sam Bennett-coa; der weather.
Boyd Pantlind-s fierce moustache.
John Farr-more new blocks to build.
Clayton r. Gill--a moustache less fierce.
Aid. Hayward-a boom on the West
Side.
I'D. Barnsrd--to succeed City Clerk Bel.
KNAPP.
Julius Houseman--a quiet life free from
politics.
Aid DeGraaf-the earth, with Grandville
thrown in.
Judge Blrlingame-continuance of q
good record.
n. @. Johnson-a little taste of solitary
confinement.
Judge Hoimes-fewer pictures of the
unfortunate.
Police Clerk Tozer-another weekly paper
with side partner.
| Fred +. Rice--good business, plenty o
friends and less introductions.
Aid. Pantlind--a prosperous business
and a beautiful partner for life.
Vim. H. Powers--let it be sodecided thai
DO lights shall shine but mine.
Manager Gouge--less bother for passe.
from people not entitiedto then.
| Ell. Lowe-a mask for his handsome fac.
| to keep the girls away from him.
| John PattoD-enough Republicans In
| Kent county TO put him in Congress.
| Fred d. Mills-the largest and most sue
cessful real estate business in the city.
Sam Clay sy--some cogent reasons why some
important cases should not be nolle pros'd.
| Warren Swetlsnd-anything that will
better and bring good TO the members of the
Z. z. O. X.
Andrew Tabor--no reference to the tim
when he said he and "Grove' Clevelans
| were chums.
A. B. Turner-no mention of the fac
that the Eagle claimed influence enough K
carry the water question.
q. Summer Burroughs--an opportunity t<
show somebody, with profit to himself
what an adept he is with the shells.
Andrew Bevier--that the people tumbl,
quicker to the advantage ofthe metropolitsl
ideas used in conducting the street railwa,
system.
Capt. w. A. Gavett--crowded trains be
tween here and Chicago, and the fact wei
known that better tune is being mad
on the @. & w. NJ than on any road il
Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

xssrfas Expsrl~se.s - tAs elfspsx sAis
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-. - 80.
e.sr % trrNst .tes % .17 A~s's11a e.-F''
Psz snip aiffed ~ ais. shlen isfL Phiiso@i-
shia. Ga. fo< aiaxo. JxDan. aad~r ee1a-
,...,.s - -. "a 1.h. ali 49,. s,i.
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a lifs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
HOME FOR THE Holidays.

Reuben Smith is at homo from the Uni
versity.
Miss Helen Putnam has returned from
Vassar.
Miss Mary Long has returned from Ksla-
mazeo College.
Thomas II. Taylor Is spending Christmas
with his parents At st. Joe.
Miss Bertha hBger, OF the University. 10
at home for the holiday vacation.
David Uhl ha. returned from the Uni
vsrsity OF the South. near Memphis.
Miss Lillian Giles. q stzdens ss St. Mary's
Academy. Menr>s. Mich. is home for the
holidays.
Miss Edith Clark, OF Smith College,
Northampton. Mas. is in the city for ths
holiday vacation.
Joseph Rusche, Bernard yos. Robert wol-
oott and John Hoyt. all students IN toe
University. are st home fos the holidays
Miss Cora IA Hiasdell returns from the
Convent 81 Crosse Poiat. today. 70 speod
the holidays With her parents. a. co.
WeaiEny-svs.
Miss Hslen Mccoy. Of Mount Aubnrn
School, Cincinnati. has returned 70 spend
the holiday season With her parents. NJ
and Mrs. Dsniei Mccoy. OF PsFis-svs-
Jssaes Crosby. Of the University. IL in De
troll attending the 5snquet of the Aipbis
Delta Pm society. he sili spsna the boz.
DAY season with his perenfs n this CIT.
Miss TilIis May returned yesterday alter
noon from ina SoEnereiIls school. - ~.
C5zir, xIch., 70 sYend the HOLIDAYS ~th bel
u1scie, A. Mar. Of tAe Giant Clothing Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
"HAPPY VALLEY"
A Great work of Art Displayed In the Win
dow of tho Tower.

A Great work Of Art Displayed In the Win
dow of tho Tower.
The Tower Clothing Company have here
toforc displayed scenes in their window
that excited the surprise and admiration OF
of the town, but the one exhibited yester-
day for the first time. surpssses by far any
thing previously seen there. Manager
Rosentbal is man Of decided literary
tastes and this fact led him to bit upon the
ida of representing = scene from Samuel
Johnson's 'Rasselss, the great work which
Johnson says he wrote in six nights
In order to raise money TO pay the funeral
expenses incurred at the burial of his
mother. The scene represents Happy
Valley" the idea suggested by one Of the
characters in the work rs place where
there is no love aud no ambition and where
perfect happiness reigns supreme. In the
back ground beauiiiGl hills and valleys are
seen, and at one side is q magnificent
castle whose windows are lighted at nigh
time. Near the middle of the
scene in the rear is min
iasure lake. formed By the ia.
insertion of piece of mirror in the canvas.
This novel idea is entirely original with
Mr.. Rosenthai, and produces a NEST beauti-
full effect. In the foreground there are
birds and rocks and stones, bubbling and
still water and fountain throwing ar
tiny jets of spray. Two beautiful
children. a giri and boy
stand amid these scenes, the girl
Just caught fab on his hook from tn,
water at bis feet. The whole scene 10 on,
of trsnscendent lovsliness. such as the con
ception demands, bat such as cannot be de
scrioed on psper. IL 10 worth q days jour
ney 70 see IL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
M0FFATFS REMAINS
On rHs WAY TO TRAVERSE CITY
k<eszss1 bx S<sstor f~ila~x s&d Goa
Eressksasl pelsxstaea--fss frsis
- fsss fhfesxh arssd
ttAEias 1salshs-

-t-ef-+t& +te+--ta "t@tF$-
WASHINGTON. Dse. z5.-Ths remains oi
Representative AolAtl. ia ehsrgs OF Ser
sesns-st-ATms i.eedon. aud escorted by
senator Palmer and Representatives Cutch-
con. Fosd. Fisher. Brewer. Lyman. Wade
sad Shsissly. left this evenink al $40 for
Traverse CITY. Mrs. Mofixu snd her son
arrived this morning. aud started on the
return trip tonight
The Michigan delegation held = meefiag
This morning ~ NilszTd's Hotel 10 arrange
tos the funeral. TIE party will reach Fort
Neyne Saturday evening. fresadeut
road, will there have special train ia wait
ing 10 take the psrty 10 Traverse City. as
there are no regular trains on Sunday.
Fort Wayne will be rekeiisd Saturday at
$40 p. 10. and Traverse City at O'Clock
sunday morning A delegation OF Traverse
City citizens. headed by :. Roberts. Dir.
Aollatrs law partner. have started for
Washington and will probably meet the
funeral party at Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Moilast bears up well under her sore
atiilctlon. she first heard the news OF her
husbands death IN Pitisburg, yesterday.
from the newspapers, the teiegfams sent
having failed 10 reach her. Rev Mf. Crow.
of Newark, n. j.. who formerly lived ai
Traverse City. arrived this morning and
will conduct Whatever services are TO De
held, and perhaps will accompany the
party 10 Michigan.
No funeral services were held here, she
body being sent 10 the train privately,
where II was met by The Conimittee oi
Escort.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
micrnaAN's FREE llsT.



lated To shis state.
Dxrxorr. Dec. "a .Jonr1sal special from
Washington says ~when the Tariff bill,
which vas drawn up By the Speaker. with
the aid OF the Treasury Department ofiic-
i1ls. Is finally put into shape. it wiz treat
Michigan interests ABOUT as follows
sFirsf OF all. a. recommended by the
President, wool viii so on the free list.
Also the following,
Timber hesu and sawed, and timber
us.d for spars. and II Duildlng vharves,
fissbsr squared or sided, not specially emu
meraEsd. or provided for In this act, sawed
boards. pisnks. deals and other lumber OF
hemlcek. wildwood. sycamore aud bass
weed. add all other articles of sawed woods;
bnbs of Wheels. last blocks. gun blocks.
heating blocks. and Ali like bsscks or sticks,
rough seun. or sawed only, slaves Of wood
of al kinds. picsats OF pailings; lsts. shin
<les. pine snd spruce cardbosrds and wood.
manufactures. not especially enumerated
or provided for Ia this act. Provided, that
znv of tha above -nientiored articles. on
Which export duty may De levied BY the
conntry from whence imported. shsd De
suhiecf 10 duty ss now provided 0y law.
sSail In bags SACKS barrels or other pack
go x.if in brilk. iron Ore. including man
aaniferoos sron ore also the dross or resi-
dun fr0m ouf7t pYrites. sulphur ore a.
pvrifes. or salphnTst of iron IN It's natural
state. ard esprer imported IN the form OF
ere.
.rh. tarff on dntisbIs wood will prob
.blv Be as lcllo.s Sawed boards. planks,
s-als. and other humber Of hsmlock. white
wood. sycamore snd bsssvood. and all
other articles of sawed lumber. when
pl.nsd. or hni<hsd. sor each side so pisned
or fnishsd. 50 cents per loo feet. board
n,exsura. II pisned On one site, aud
tanxued and srooved 81 per coo feet board
measure. III plzned ON two sides, and
soneusd and xrsov-d. $50 per 1000 feet,
beard measnre.
'fhs urofecsionists viii oppose the wool,
unfrp<ssGf Inrnb<r clars,. en<i the raw cop
per and ron cause and VII enaesvor %
substitutes therefor somewhat redased rsss
Of duty.
aThe tobacco proposition Of the sdminis-
t~ssion nlen viii be 70 rsoaoss The TAR on
All manufactured tobecco. The contest
over this a,afssr. however. may result IN =
ron>s,;eraele rsdacfion of the present duty,
a. son~ II The leading free trsders IN the
House are orbascd "a wipins out the isx al
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

s<e.ls'<s - - ttst@+<> ,&---s
MAnouErTs. Mich.. Dee. 3.-J1dgs
Gssnk, IN his charge 70 ths jury in The
ssinsford case. said IN appears FROM
ths sFidsncs thai ths defendant 5winsford.
was appointed Unltsd States Commission
sr A. ths Nss Orleans Expositi0n IN The
years lsst5. he "a. slso sp7oiated oy
tAs Governor a. one OF the Commissioners
% Represent this state 81 that Exp0s ton
and 10 collect the mzfersxls - Dc fcpf>sentsa
thsrs on bsbslf 81 the state Is appears
that tue managers Of this Exposition
AZ New Orleans sent to Governor BsAols
th<if dram for g. go tor ths purpose OF be
lnz ussa Ia s-ssins up ast forwarding the
EXHIBITS froD this stats - that kxpositIon-
Is appears rom ths evidence tnat the
naoney exs sent 20 HR Beeole. not IA bis
sndixsduxi capacity, bas ss Governor. and
thiax the lnferencr plain thai it wAs sent
tor the b~neft II tie STATE sAs not sent
% ths defsntsnt Ssinslord- There 10
nothing Ia the case trona which IL can %
Inferred TIA. il was ssnE To tir. ssineford,
OF that hs would have anything 70 do
with a. Ia appears. ss have
aid. that Il vas iadorssd over by the Gov
<<nof 10 Mr. S.ineford. znd ~ss by swine
ford insiorssd over % Ar. ksntsr, Treasurer
Of the Commission. lt appears the Gov
srnor had appoipfrd . com muission To repre-
ssnt ll.e 3l2ts at this exposition. They were
rhaxcd with the duty OF looking after fhis
sxhibsE and OF raising the money necessary.
a Thousand dollars OF tbls money that cans
rom New Orleans. was torned over oy the
Commission 90 Ssinefora. for tho purpose
OF getting ap sn exhibit for The Lake sa-
p~rior Dislrict.' h Is clear. therefore. that
the money vas seat 20 the state. for the
bensfit of fhe State. and that there = moth
Ing 90 show that managers of the Exposi-
ton knew or hsd reason 10 suppose swine
ford bad anything 60 - with this money.
therefore charge you that 50 Tar ss this
branch OF the case IL concerned The money
belonged 10 the state.
Asto the claim that the State failed 70
shou THAI SwiaefoFd had not used tbs
money IA the manner Intended, TIE Judge
said that the fact that he refused TO account
for the money made . Prisa fecss case
against him. aud charged that the State y
entitled 60 recover $3.50. the amount claimed
with interest fE vaa conceded that moth
t8x uss received after January 1, 1888. and
therefore the pisintif Is entitled 70 interest
ffom January 1. 1885. making the amount
E<ls 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

No Prossetienists in the Majority of the
wAys ssd Means COMMITTEES.
Nxw YoEE. Dec. 23.-The Esefliag Teie-
grans's Washington special says: Speaker
Carlisle has decided upon the members OF
tbs Ways and Means Committee The
Democratic members will be: Mills. OF
Texaz. Chairman; Cox. OF New York; Ne
MILAN. OF Tennessee: Breckenridge. OF Ken
tucky: Brcckenridse, Of Arkansas, Turner.
OF Georgia; Bynunl. Of Indiana Republi-
csns--kelly. OF Pennsylvania; Brown. OF
Indiana. Reed. OF Name Mckinley, OF
OHIO: Fuller, Of Iowa As the committee
stands there Is nos protectionist among
the majority. while only one free trader has
been assigned TO the minority.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

TIE drznstic version sf Jalls gszns's
''ArcuBa the worid II Eighty bays Vas
presented ~ Pox<rs' Grand lsss evening
The esun~ny - lsrxe enc and the many
acts Of the pasy srs eaAsnced by some
hsndsoms se<Hery ard sxeellsBt stage
settings. Ths eD<<es1ss AZ various and
attractive. Tke drsll given BY tvsntS ~ell
termed youB< ladies ia front OF the Pzgsdz
OF fiiisrye consisted Of many attractive
movements whlc4s were exoelisnuy sx-
eeated There vii be q matinee this after
noon. The engagements CLOSES with the
performance this evening
Hsnry E3ward Exsr:s viii lecture 81
Redmonds Grand teIaoffow evening on
''6res1 Men and Coed Fstiows-" The snb-
iecf sounds popalzr. xas the witty lecture
ought 60 be sresssA By sssfss audience.
some particulars concerning the pro
due.ien ersThs Highest Bidder" st Powers
Grand next Nsnday ssd tuesday evenings
siA be given in tomerfow's TEifGRsA-
HEkkLp.
Last uiyhs ]. b. stsdIey repeated his
magnificent personstion Ia "A Great
Wrong at Radmsnas Grand before well
pleased audience. Matinee this asternoon
Joe Dowlinx and sadie Hssson at Red
mond's Grand next week ia Nobody q
Ciaim."
The Wonderland will open Monday even
ing with big cast In Cinderella.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

= Belief 1t Midnight That Hs Would Sur
vfvs the Night

ALsAsr. n. Y. Dec. 2s.-Hon. Daniel
Manning's condition at 12:so a m. was ap-
pzrently unchanged. He suffers from sink.
ing spells that seem TO take bim very near
TO death and becomes semi-unconscioas;
but uv to tnis time be has gradually re-
vived after each Of these, owing doubtless
to his remarkable constitution. While he
can hardly recover, 1t Is thought he viii
pass the night safely. Continued sin king
attacks OF this character will speedily re-
suit In death
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

y,oP eILr-Two STAT SINGLE cUTfFs.
L g. y. Raymond. care spring a Co. s1o
NOR sALE-1HREE sErTe on sUTNERt fo1s
II a2whoei cart Apply % J. ~intermifz, 10
Kerf-st. sc
f-0R SALE OK HBNT FFW DoUBf,f FTokK
+ en nadiesn-ste-. pesf Halls, fe1 onlf -. .9p
this week keuts for 81 20 Frhr eli cccn led.
eo,d ie. csl fo6n fins iTek trfe ncsif o.
Boasick elso A. - 30 efsen -ete, - second eve
and cor. spring an6 6oodriCn Jutfle kn@-
opers Hose block
IokeIS fOR EAfL-JNO FIsE DRIVING
III b ~ One ssfs for lsdy % drive. Chase
Brothers Piano 90
IsoR fALE csEtr-a cAxToF fEfsfT<e
4 Press VIII Tfpe IN Tcsd king oIder. o; e
tbsse fxs Kn4etrt 80 tffsrse1 81 30
I,oR sILF,-oFE EEroND HAND TEGEFK.
Il Il bnrse pever 70 god er6ef. hdtfe<z p o
Fox ~. Howard c5tF. hicn 80
4 wkf1 T. eEi.L n HNfeE PHAET9k And
| harness vefr ensep iffsken s0oa. Joep =.
Hor a., ~ 6aDsl ~. atso
C. TIoT HELF q EtEHtTJtk H0uft
q furBitHre IN pTsxre<s Daily fro.n - . "a. epti
~ = a.. Hsre barssias. N1z bf soia xfu
t-oR stIg-eooD HACK CBEtr or vii
exchense sof oiber prorens. Eezi, kd~sro'
( Co. Wia1tuous b1ii5<nE as ba7d
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

HALIFAX. n. s., Dec. 23.-The explosion
Of dynamite at limestone quarry near
Bsrkfield, this morning. killed four men.
one Of them being Alex. Mcdonald, pro-
pristor Of the quarry. While warming ths
dynamite. prior to using 1t for blast, il
exploded from overh-sting. A man and
woman who were present escaped with
slight injuries. The building was destroy ed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Nrw YosK, Dec. 23.-James Miller, . real
estate dealer, about 20 years old. was found
lying dead this morning on the floor Of his
home. Beside lay bis wife. unconscious
and dying. Her face and head had several
gsshes- IL Is supposed the couple were at
tackled and beaten by robbers. The furni-
ture, kitchen utensils and crockery were
broken and the fragments sfrewn over the
door. Miller is said TO be wealthy. His
wife has been insane for the past year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Dzraorr, Dec. "a Washington special
to the Assos says: Representative Ford de-
sires 70 get on the COMMITTEES on Public
Buildings. aad IL he does there is goingI TO
be1a heavy decline in the price of cold
beans around the Capitol. He is particu-
l.rly fond Of tbe bean, especially when IL
is served with tomato csfsnp or other con-
dsmeDs. and q small slice of pork for relish.
The other day he bad RECALLED himself with
the luscious beam ia the House restaurant,
and had then turned to the waiter for .
sicxst ft Vas marked - cents"
What. = cents for beans. cold beans.
merely baked besnsga
That .ss the price. and no discount. ard
Il bad 70 be met. Bat it vss al Outrageous
price for cold beans. and fhersncou Ford re-
solved % <sE on the Public BUiiding Csm-
n1itfse. This hzs eaarEe Of the House res
tsuysnf. and i i safe 70 sar that il Ford
gets On if ore of bis first efforts vii be 20
are horizontal reiuction n the tariff On
beans.